Visit and essential places around Le Bourg Dun, a small Normandy village in Seine Maritime
Le Bourg Dun
In the village, you can visit the Church of Notre Dame, which was built in the year 1015.
And in the hamlet of Flainville, you’ll find the Chapel of Saint Julien, which dates from 1324.
Castles, museums, abbeys, the most popular seaside resorts: there’s no shortage of tourist destinations in Seine-Maritime. But this summer, why not explore the smaller villages instead? These forgotten villages, nestled amongst the rolling hills, are full of stories and hidden treasures, and make for charming places to visit. Every Friday this summer, a village with fewer than 500 inhabitants will be showcased through its history, its people and its points of interest. Le Bourg-Dun, a land of flax, is well worth taking the time to explore on foot.
And in the hamlet of Flainville, you’ll find the Chapel of Saint Julien, which dates from 1324.
Castles, museums, abbeys, the most popular seaside resorts: there’s no shortage of tourist destinations in Seine-Maritime. But this summer, why not explore the smaller villages instead? These forgotten villages, nestled amongst the rolling hills, are full of stories and hidden treasures, and make for charming places to visit. Every Friday this summer, a village with fewer than 500 inhabitants will be showcased through its history, its people and its points of interest. Le Bourg-Dun, a land of flax, is well worth taking the time to explore on foot.
Saint Aubin sur mer (76)
Just 3 km from the campsite lies the most beautiful sandy beach at low tide, along with its cliffs.
You’ll also find fresh fish there almost every day!!!
You’ll also find fresh fish there almost every day!!!
Sotteville-sur-Mer
A beautiful viewpoint and a lovely, slightly challenging walk!!! 5 km away
Veules-les-Roses
Following the River Veules through this pretty village, 6 km away, you’ll see
beautiful gardens, mills and typical Norman houses...
To round off your walk by the sea…
You can also explore the watercress beds there.
beautiful gardens, mills and typical Norman houses...
To round off your walk by the sea…
You can also explore the watercress beds there.
Dieppe
Castle museum,
which houses the region’s maritime heritage as well as the Ivory Museum
15 km away
And a quick glimpse of the pedestrianised street that hosts the market on Saturdays.
which houses the region’s maritime heritage as well as the Ivory Museum
15 km away
And a quick glimpse of the pedestrianised street that hosts the market on Saturdays.
